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Volkswagen reveals Caddy Alltrack

Volkswagen has revealed the successor the the Cross Caddy, which will be called the Caddy Alltrack. Like the […]

Volkswagen reveals Caddy Alltrack
Volkswagen reveals Caddy Alltrack — photographed for Leisure Wheels

Volkswagen has revealed the successor the the Cross Caddy, which will be called the Caddy Alltrack.

Like the Cross Caddy, the Alltrack will have unique alloys and its own unique colour, but this time all-wheel drive will be available as an optional extra.

Interior wise it will have its own unique seat covers and folding tables on the front seatbacks.

Multiple engines will be available, including a 2,0-litre diesel and a 1,4-litre turbocharged petrol. Smaller engines will also be available, as will five- and six-speed manual transmissions, as well as a seven-speed DSG.

No release date has been set for SA.

It never felt like it was working hard, and after 2 400 kilometres, neither did I.

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